Chris Antoniou, student for a long time in the largest universities of music in England, is the initiator of this new formation centered on the mixture of the classical music and the experimental music.
All the type-setters of Septic Flesh take part in the development of the compositions but Chris reigns as a Master and orchestra with as much of brilliance of the musicians resulting from a Metal set than of a Classique set.
The result of this timeless confrontation will give rise to a music rich in seizing and destabilizing emotions. Natalie Rassoulis, a such divinity come from another time affixes its borrows with a growing talent which knows and will be able to always touch us with deepest of ourself.
Let Them Free
Chaostar Lyrics
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that we may gain wisdom and heart.
Some were sick on account of their sin.
Some were forced to rely on their guilt
...But who is God?
Your Heaven or Hell?
Some were (very) pleased on account of their sins.
Let them free
I lament for I am not and I blush for my right doing
I implore them Saviour Spare me.
The fool has said in his heart
There is (no) God above
He was sick on account of his sins.
Heavens Torment
The Chaostar song "Let Them Free" has lyrics that are intriguing in their exploration of the ideas of sin and guilt, punishment and redemption, and the nature of God. In these lyrics, there is a suggestion that the brevity of human life can serve as a reminder of the importance of gaining wisdom and living with heart, potentially allowing one to overcome the burden of sin. Some people, however, become ill or otherwise suffer as a result of their sins, while others seem to revel in their bad behavior. The song seems to be calling for release from sin and for a deeper understanding of the divine.
The lines "I lament for I am not and I blush for my right doing/ I implore them Saviour Spare me" suggest a sense of remorse and a desire for forgiveness. The reference to the fool who denies the existence of God is a nod to the idea that sin can come in the form of disbelief as well as immoral actions. The final line - "Heavens Torment" - seems to indicate a warning or a suggestion that there will be consequences for sinful behavior.
Overall, "Let Them Free" is a complex and thought-provoking song, with lyrics that invite interpretation and contemplation.
Line by Line Meaning
Make us know the shortness of our life
Let us understand that life is brief and fleeting
that we may gain wisdom and heart.
So that we may become wiser and more compassionate
Some were sick on account of their sin.
Some suffered because of the wrongs they had committed
Some were forced to rely on their guilt
Some were so consumed by guilt that it became their only emotional state
...But who is God?
An existential question about the nature and existence of a higher power
Your Heaven or Hell?
A questioning of the traditional concepts of reward and punishment in the afterlife
Some were (very) pleased on account of their sins.
Some people were overjoyed by the immoral actions they had taken
Let them free
A plea to release those who are trapped by their own negative actions or emotions
I lament for I am not and I blush for my right doing
Expressing sadness for the things one has not accomplished and guilt for the wrongs one has committed
I implore them Saviour Spare me.
A desperate plea for mercy or forgiveness from a higher power
The fool has said in his heart
Referring to someone who denies the existence of a higher power or mocks those who believe
There is (no) God above
A blasphemous statement denying the existence of a divine being
He was sick on account of his sins.
His immoral actions caused him emotional, if not physical, distress
Heavens Torment
A reference to the punishment believed to be inflicted on those who do evil or refuse to repent
Contributed by Austin A. Suggest a correction in the comments below.